As a knitter, a weaver, and an anthropologist, H. Morgan Hicks has created a life by design. He owns the bustling yarn shop, "All Points Yarn," in Des Moines, Washington.
When you hear about public art, it’s usually the monumental kind that attracts attention, like Mount Rushmore or the Statue of Liberty. The backdrops for these works might be bustling cities or magnificent landscapes, but public art, historically, has not found its way into the suburbs. It’s rarely a feature in shopping plazas or residential neighborhoods.
